SPORTS
Bagheri to bear Iran flag in IPC event
Iran's paralympic athlete Jalil Bagheri Jeddi has been named as the flag-bearer of the Iranian sports delegation at the IPC Athletics World Championships in Qatar.
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IRAQ
Iraq military says Baiji liberated
Iraqi military officials say a mission to retake the town of Baiji from Daesh is accomplished.
CHINA
Chinese developer apologizes over apps
A Chinese developer apologizes to computer giant, Apple, for developing apps that collect personal data.
FRANCE
Le Pen on trial over anti-Muslim remarks
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen is standing trial over anti-Muslim comments.
INTERVIEWS
"UK police can't withstand further cuts"
A new report says police in England and Wales may not be able to withstand further cuts.
POLITICS
Iran slams US dual policies on Syria
A senior Iranian official criticizes the US for pursuing double standards in its so-called anti-terror fight in Syria.
INDIA
2 Indian kids burned alive in arson
Two Indian children are burned alive in an arson attack outside the capital, New Delhi.
POLITICS
Mohamed meets Obama at White House
Ahmed Mohamed, the 14-year-old Texas boy who was arrested and handcuffed for taking a homemade clock to school, has met with the US president at the White House.
FRANCE
Paris calls in Russia envoy
France summons the Russian ambassador to Paris over what it says was Moscow's 'false' claims about a recent aviation incident in France.
FOREIGN POLICY
UK's estimations of militants in Iraq, Syria
UK estimates that at least 90,000 militants are active in Iraq and Syria.
ECONOMY
UK's Tata confirms 1200 job cuts
The crisis in UK's steel industry has entered a new phase with Tata Steel announcing 12,00 job cuts.
ECONOMY
Iran’s telecom thrills European investors
Two leading European companies are set to buy stakes in Iran’s biggest cellular operator, Mobile Telecommunication Company (MCI), its head Vahid Sadouqi says.
TURKEY
Suspect identified in Ankara bombings
Turkey identifies a new suspect in the recent deadly bombings in the capital, Ankara.
KOREAS
Koreans resume family reunions
A group of South Koreans have arrived in the North for a brief reunion with their relatives.
MILITARY
CIA sued over drone strike details
The ACLU filed a lawsuit to compel the CIA to turn over basic details about the US program of clandestine drone warfare.
MILITARY
US military seeks 20K troops in Afghanistan
Sen. John McCain said US military leaders suggested leaving 20,000 US troops in Afghanistan after 2016.
SYRIA
‘Syrian forces poised to retake Aleppo’
A senior Syrian diplomat says his country’s army forces are preparing to retake the strategic city of Aleppo from foreign-backed militants.
BUSINESS
DB sends $6 billion to client by mistake
Germany’s biggest lender, Deutsche Bank, mistakenly sent $6 billion to a client in the US in a rare fat-finger error of such magnitude, international media reports say.
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